Copro up for three awards including best picture. Fifty Dead Men Walking and Anvil! also nominated
Doc to see Canadian screens in the spring
The business has turned ‘in a funny direction’ since her early days in Regina, says famed actress
EyeSteelFilm’s Last Train Home named best feature doc at prestigious Dutch fest
Sherry/Cianciotta start-up buys all media on Norwegian foreign-language Oscar submission
IDFA Forum wraps with controversial story of Miss India
Boutique Films tries holiday comedy in Toronto and Vancouver, Alliance hits The Road
The little film with the long title rings up a record-breaker
In the international film business, independent producers often fantasize about their Oscar speech before a single frame of film has been shot. But not Denise Robert.
French-language films continued to lose market share last year, while those in English were up very slightly, thanks in part to Passchendaele, according to the year-end report from Telefilm Canada. The funder recently released its numbers for 2008/09, touting its bridge-building with foreign partners and overseas sales.
Opening weekend sales second only to Dark Knight. E1 rings in another £11.7 million in the U.K.
Sequel to set records for tickets and screens, says Gliserman, boosted by more boys in the audience